Plurality (n.) is a politics of shared differences rooted in the idea that we are all the same in such a way that nobody is ever the same as anyone else who ever lived, lives, or will live.
Plurality (n.) is one of the most basic existential conditions of human life on earth. It requires the reality of a common world for the enactment of political action and speech.
Plurality (n.) is the fact that men, not man, live in the world and inhabit the earth. It is the fundamental condition of politics in that politics goes on among plural, distinct human beings, each of whom can act and start something new. The results that emerge from such interaction are contingent and unpredictable.
Plurality (n.) is the sine qua non of political life in that it is the condition that makes it possible for human beings to create a public space for its enactment.
Plurality (n.) of nations, each with its territory, people and tradition, ipso facto refutes every claim that any form of government is absolutely valid.